"usual suspect" > wrote in message
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> Car-less Orthorexic Skanky wrote:

Still fishing. I was car-less in
2003. What does that say about
this year? Or last year? Or next
year?

> >><...>
> >>
> >>>>>>You're an idiot - an inattentive idiot.
> >>>>>
> >>>>>I'm very attentive.
> >>>>
> >>>>You're confusing "attentive" for "obsessive."
> >>>>
> >>>>For someone that has an eating disorder, OCD is a way of control
> >>>
> >>>I don't have an eating disorder.
> >>
> >>Yes, you do.
> >
> > You follow quackery.
>
> I avoid you. You, otoh, have yet to come down firmly against
> reflexology. You want to sit on the fence because of one person's
> anecdotes despite the studies which show it to be quackery.

You follow quackery. I'm not a
follower of reflexology but have
heard people give me good
first hand reports so I keep an
open mind. It might work for
real or it might be a placebo.
I don't know. I do know that
orthorexia, especially how
described in one of those
links you posted, was way
too wacky and did not describe
any vegan I know, either on or
off the net.

> >>>That page does not describe
> >>>me.
> >>
> >>It does. To a T.
> >>
> >>
> >>>>over the person's body and therefore, life. The OCD controls
> >>>>what kind of food goes in, what shape the food is, the color,
> >>>>the weight, the amount, what the person does in other areas of
> >>>>life, and so on. By completing the compulsions, the person once
> >>>>again feels "safe" or protected... until they have to perform
> >>>>another task again. Often the two problems - OCD and eating
> >>>>disorders - are linked through the problem of perfectionism.
> >>>>It's been said that the compulsive actions are a response to
> >>>>always feeling that nothing the person does is good enough
> >>>>(whether it has been or not) which has led them to over
> >>>>compensate for things.
> >>>>http://tinyurl.com/8vkpu
> >>>>
> >>>>Your desire to be a vegan is a pathetic, meaningless gesture to
control
> >>>>your own life. Or in your case, to have a life.
> >>>
> >>>I have more of a life
> >>
> >>No, you don't. You're a home-bound agoraphobic pot-head. Your
> >>*existence* -- it's not a life -- a feeble attempt to escape from life.
> >
> > I love my life.
>
> You love avoiding reality. Someday you'll have to face up to reality.

It's my reality I love. The above
is just you wanting to insult again.
Figures.

> I'm surprised that at 42 or 43 you still haven't. Do you live with your
> parents and are they still a bit overprotective of their fragile 42 or
> 43 year-old baby?

Still fishing, huh?


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